The future of Iran' government according to its annual security report

The Institute for Strategic Studies affiliated to Iran’s Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, with the release of the National Security Calendar, gave a clear picture of the country's economic and social situation over the past decade and predicted a bright outlook of the future of Iran’s government.
This institute which is now more than 20 years old, has warned many time the regime’s officials and requested from the officials since it is not too late, they should pay attention to this requests and warnings, otherwise and national security (which is a cover word for the regime’s security in its lexicon) will be hurt seriously.

 This institute claimed that the complexities, the challenges, and the today’s global crisis, has made the need for consciously decision-makings and policy coherence inevitable, and therefore with the publication of this research and the holding conferences in the regime’s decision-making centers, warned the regime’s officials and said: “It’s up to you, which decisions you are taking about your future.”

This institution pleaded with government officials and said: “It seems that paying more attention to these centers and empowering them through inclusive, professional and scientific management and strategic knowledge in the country is a good solution.”
Farzad Poursaeed, a member of the faculty of the Research Institute for Strategic Studies and a member of the Board of Secretaries, who is one of the collectors of this security paper, in an interview with the state-run media on 27 June, said that the main purpose of this paper is the systems strategic events in the field of security.

About the outlook for the economic situation in the coming months and the social and security consequences ahead according to this paper, he said: “In this issue of the yearly review, the outlook for the country's economic situation is estimated at the level of indicators affecting the socio-political situation, along with increasing the monetary base and liquidity and, consequently, intensifying the stagflation, poverty and rising unemployment, which, of course, will be accompanied by a decrease in the rate of economic growth and an increase in the exchange rate of the dollar and an unprecedented budget deficit in 2020.”